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Chiwenga's LIVE death wish?
14 Nov 2017 at 06:03hrs | Views
Zimbabwe Defence Forces Commander, Constantino Chiwenga's statement delivered yesterday has been interpreted as a LIVE death wish.
The alternative (or other) view was that it stands out as an expression of shocking "bravery". This development came as the Zanu-PF Youth League leader Kudzanayi Chipanga early Tuesday morning issued a press statement in the capital as he spoke about death. Chipanga said he is ready to die for President Robert Mugabe while accusing Chiwenga and former Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa of causing the disappearance of the much talked about $15 billion worth of diamond revenue.
"The General's speech
I am genuinely surprised by General Chiwenga's speech. Anyone who claims to have seen that one coming is a liar and the truth is not in him.
The speech did a clever thing of calling out the squabbling within ZANU PF, wholly fueled by the First lady, but without fingering the President. It identifies the mischief-makers without naming them. It arrogates the final say in the succession conundrum to the military. It places its moral authority in history, in the liberation struggle and in the Constitution.
The General is either a very brave man indeed, or has a death wish," wrote - UK Lawyer, Taffi Nyawanza.
The alternative (or other) view was that it stands out as an expression of shocking "bravery". This development came as the Zanu-PF Youth League leader Kudzanayi Chipanga early Tuesday morning issued a press statement in the capital as he spoke about death. Chipanga said he is ready to die for President Robert Mugabe while accusing Chiwenga and former Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa of causing the disappearance of the much talked about $15 billion worth of diamond revenue.
"The General's speech
The speech did a clever thing of calling out the squabbling within ZANU PF, wholly fueled by the First lady, but without fingering the President. It identifies the mischief-makers without naming them. It arrogates the final say in the succession conundrum to the military. It places its moral authority in history, in the liberation struggle and in the Constitution.
The General is either a very brave man indeed, or has a death wish," wrote - UK Lawyer, Taffi Nyawanza.
Source - online
